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Actor Brings Luke To Life: Broadway actor Bruce Kuhn will bring his one-man international show, "The Gospel of Luke," to the Gambrell Hall Auditorium Feb. 5 and 6. Kuhn dresses in jeans and a casual shirt as he presents stories from the gospel that he believes were intended for everyone. Kuhn has appeared in "Les Miserables," where he starred as Montparnasse, and has a long list of theater credits and several national tours under his belt. I I Columbia's n Two stc in PLAYING TH All ABC Regulations Enforced | GEWAtS I ^ g?EEN^ ^ I ; COIUWWA COLISEUM 9 2 0 L A D V I Kuhn has many unique skills, ai including scuba diving, motorcy- F cling, backpacking and soccer. He $ has mastered several dialects: tl Southern, British, Scottish and T Brooklynese among them. Kuhn ai can also perform stage combat and C has a B.S. degree in journalism. cl "The Gospel of Luke" will last one-and-a-half hours and begins at E 7 p.m. Tickets are $3 for the pub- C lie and $2 for USC faculty and tf students. Call 256-1211 for more ft information. C p Township Presents Gospel ir Musical: Only The Strong, a R gospel musical play, will present C shows at 8 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 6 7 low OPEI . -i i ewest nign-energ) )ries filled with the lighting technolog E LATEST TE< MONDAY-W " THURSDAY ALT 4-1 I FRIDAY ,1- SAT & 1 I MUST BE r ST. ? 25 inForSpringBreak 1 n A -m. t A w i i LAIN MAr Jl 7 Tans for $9.95 ITUDENT SPECIAL 1215AugustaRd. \ WestColumbia 794-8267 MUST BE USED IN 20 DAYS LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER nd at 3 and 7:30 p.m. Sunday, eb. 7. Tickets are $18.50 and 16.50 for the evening shows, and le Sunday matinee is $12.50. ickets are reserved seating and re available at the Township Box (ffice and all SCAT outlets. To || harge by phone, call 777-SCAT. Everyday Heroes "onference Convenes: The lird annual Everyday Heroes conirence will be coming to the iffice of Community Service rogratns at USC Feb. 5-6. For I lore information, contact || achelle Lehner, coordinator of oinmunity Service Programs, at ^ 77-5780. 1 p viik Iri bo k i L kn th; CO ral 1! I j dance club. ? latest P' the V fr< m< :HNO/RAVE ;;; EDNESDAY, 4-2 ERNATIVE NIGHT, s" UNTIL ? art , 4 -UNTIL bUN, 1-2 21 & OLDER I 2 - 5 1 1 5| Fed up with the "animal "Animal rights" groups eqi with that of a rat. They are st through disinformation, hi Now you can do something tion on your campus. Studen a program of Americans for help you work locally tc research, bring speakers to i nize to start campus chapte research. Call: 1-800Research Sa I Take your savin -m. I HIS HOUSE TH1 jjg? 764 Meeting S West Columbia, S P (803) 791-05 5min. fromUSC IjjjjM Wjg MreT ZuHhB yv 1 \ ^mJKKtr, s, the Purple Cow mascot, wel vine mascot. Her predecessor Vi f he legend r KRIS HOFFMAN aft Writer The Purple Cow, "The Best ttle Green Grocer in Columbia," s just turned four. This corner store was originally own as The Green Grocer, but it changed after the store's mast, Violet, was stolen. The media and neighborhood lied for the cow's return. The ow-napping" even made frontge news at The State. "We decided to capitalize on the me recognition," co-owner argot High said. "We saw that ople knew us as 'the purple cow ice,' and changed die name." Last year, me store unveneci iris, i purple cow that now grazes in 3nt of the store. Violet was Dved to the roof after suffering nor damage during the abduc>n. The Purple Cow supports the iversity and employs six USC idents part-time. "I love working here," said :ather Mueller, a speech and psyology senior. "The people here ; nice, and everyone is great to >rk with. You get to know the rights" movement? uate the life of a child ifling medical research arassment, and terror. ; about the disinformats for Medical Progress, Medical Progress, will ) support biomedical /our campus, and orgars. Support biomedical 4-AMP-USA ? TTir? T ??TT"*A VES JuIVLJ WmmMnffltk I lnfl J f x?V?SB v ... ^ ?> ' II ' I 'TV' ' .. BBSRPRBBBRBBPBBPlBWwiPiii0B!HBBSRBHror comes shoppers into the green ? iolet had been rustled, but now I OF THE Pu customers by name." Quality is a high priority at The Purple Cow. The store's motto is a simple one: "You'll always get small store services at large store prices." The Purple Cow may look small from the outside, but it's much more than a convenience store, High said. "We have a good tnrnnvpr iinrl pr\nctsmt rtplivpripc ?r\ everything is always fresh," she said. "We are competitively priced, too." "I would never buy meat anywhere else," Mueller said. "The prices are great, even on a student's budget." The Purple Cow offers services unlike those in large chain stores, such as an account system similar to USC's cash card program. "Parents can put money on account for their student, and it will be debited when he makes a ruirrhcic^ " Vlioh cairt "Th#? nnolitv |/U1V1UU1V, 1 11^11 ouiu. A iiV VjUlUl \.J is much better than you'd find on campus, and parents don't have to worry about what their kids are eating." The Purple Cow also has a "Take Supper Home" program. Meals like lasagna are prepared [ Valentin 1 Sa Chains, Charrr all 1/ .Dum \e^VW earring: " $s? ~ cMdzeJ L1344-1 Knox Abbott Dr. Cayce 791-5598 a Two Lot WHEELS Salads Sandwiches Wings ! FREE i ... wnn any Medium, Large, or X-Large order Your Choice: Please mention coupon when ordt ! 10 FREE I with the purchase of Large I Please mention coupon when ordi , ' - " Pr jKsljf -Mx rmm*rn mi S > **n& v>% * -/1, HP h Stephanie Newlin/The Gamecock jrocer. She is the store's second decorates the roof. bpu Cow Monday through Thursday for people who still want a home-cooked meal. Home-cooked items have been a big draw, according to High. The meals' prices range from $4-8, depending on the size. Another service offered by The /o 1-0001 :ations ts> Call 256-COCK Mozzarella Sticks ' | Fried Mushrooms I "Basket" of Raw Fries | Zucchini Sticks Sm. House Salad Celery w/xtra Blue Onion Rings 2 16oz. Soft Drinks I :ring. Limit one coupon per order. ; WINGS "I or X-Large order of wings I Bring. Limit one coupon per order. | < ruipie luw is uesniy cui uieai. This is great for single students cooking for one. "The meat is cut ( on the premises and can be made to any portion, even if someone just wants one pork chop," High said. For students who like how something looks but aren't sure how to cook it, they will be happy to offer suggestions, High said. The Purple Cow also has a bimonthly newsletter of the same name that has a calendar of the meals offered in the "Take Supper Home" program. It also charts lowfat foods and has articles 011^ healthy and gourmet eating. For Valentine's Day, The Purple Cow has heart-shaped cookies for $4.50 a dozen, and heart-shaped cakes for $2.50 and $5.95. The Purple Cow is located at 342 Pickens St. You can't miss it ? there's a purple cow out front. BMjf ies Day le 1 is & Bracelets 3 off ??d /?^Ca s from ( ?- -#0 JfetveleM 1306 Fork Ave. h Irmo "T01 0001